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by psyc 5y ago
Bungie Rockstar San Diego
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by psyc 5y ago
This is exactly how I'm reading this ad, but I also wonder if you have to be very familiar with Curb to see it.
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by psyc 5y ago
Watchdogs already did all those ideas brilliantly. Cyberpunk took most of those ideas and gave them a half-assed clunky implementation that should have been embarrassing for them in comparison. Every time Cyberpunk introduced a new concept
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by psyc 5y ago
Every bill I have is on autopay. I usually do regular 1099 contract work a few months per year. I must say I don't understand the need to invoke generational wealth on a forum for people who can bill anywhere from $60-$??? per hour.
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by psyc 5y ago
I mean, I’ve felt that way since the Commodore 64 and the feeling has mostly only increased. When I was a kid, I assumed video phones would look like desk phones with a TV on top. I couldn’t have imagined they’d be wallet sized, and include
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by psyc 5y ago
I think it’s how Gen Z describes the fox who didn’t want the grapes.
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by psyc 5y ago
I’ve used the same google doc since google docs existed. I spend about 10 minutes per year updating it. I do very little tailoring, but that little may go a long way.
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by psyc 5y ago
For laughs: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...
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by psyc 5y ago
Hybrid standalone/PCVR, wireless and beaconless, with superior resolution and enough performance, for only $300. That does put them ahead of everyone else.
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by psyc 5y ago
That’s cool. Seed(Time()) is as old as… it’s old.
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by psyc 5y ago
I heard some great advice a long time ago. Always let them reject you. Never do it for them.
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by psyc 5y ago
More like "The Harsh Truth About Me" I'm a 30+ year veteran of both the indie and mainstream game industries. I've completed and released 4 titles solo. I once transferred my "non-transferable" games/3D&#x
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by psyc 5y ago
Great video, adds a lot of details that were new to me even though I knew the basic story. Highly recommend 1.5x playback speed to save your sanity, though.
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by psyc 5y ago
Satisfactory is in my top 3 of all time, just ahead of Factorio. 2200 hours vs 1600 in the latter. I like it for the 3D exploration and hand crafted map. I love that (if you don’t cheat yourself out of it by abusing ramps) you can spend hou
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by psyc 5y ago
Distance divided by [time experienced by traveler]. GP is not saying that traveler went faster than light.
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by psyc 5y ago
I just realized that so many people always repeat that there aren’t many women in “tech.” But it’s really more like not many women in programming. In my experience, the majority of PMs, designer/artists, and tech writers, and about hal
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by psyc 5y ago
Dubbed means the actors say the lines while watching the characters lips move. The Disney way is exactly the opposite. The animators animate while charting and studying the audio.
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by psyc 5y ago
That makes more sense, thanks. But philosophers of mind, neuroscientists, cognitive scientists, and all could just as well pursue other lines of inquiry without protesting too much that there's no hard problem.
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by psyc 5y ago
I won't be disappointed if it turns out to be an illusion. I suspect it's in the nature of consciousness to be comprised of many illusions, in fact. But I'm still waiting on an explanation for the illusion. Now, if you tell m
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by psyc 5y ago
This is such a non-sequitur. I can't tell if you're referring to people choosing not to be conscious (I doubt that's possible) or choosing not to ponder on it (I don't think that's relevant). If people don't wa
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by psyc 5y ago
I hardly think Chalmers (and others) forgot to define what the problem is. It's more likely you haven't read and/or understood them.
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by psyc 5y ago
I'm pretty sure I've written this exact comment before. I'd have so much more respect for philosophers who simply admit that nobody has made any progress on the hard problem (other than increased clarity on what it is) than t
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by psyc 5y ago
Yes. Both more capable and less user friendly. 40 years ago a TV had three physical controls and one input.
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by psyc 5y ago
To the best of my ability to reason about this, logic does. Whether it's dependent on my ability to reason about it, is beyond my ability to reason about.
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by psyc 5y ago
Cancel culture is rather more specific than that. It's not descriptive of getting arrested for a crime, stubbing your toe for being careless, or getting dumped for mistreating your SO. It's a quite specific response (Twitter mobs,
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by psyc 5y ago
So true. I'm old enough to remember when Google was really good at web search, and they had some cuddly motto to go along with their preskool logo. Can't quite recall what it was.
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by psyc 5y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=aave+"negative+concord"
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by psyc 5y ago
Wearing masks whenever possible doesn't bother me in the slightest. I've been loving it that COVID has normalized wearing a mask in public because I'd like to do it all the time for the rest of my life without being judged fo
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by psyc 5y ago
This was my exact algorithm. Like GP said, it was jarring to read a bunch of conclusions that never entered my mind, and were a function of which examples they contrived. My reasoning about pedestrians is that they didn't sign up for s
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by psyc 5y ago
The transitive PTSD from your fellow pilots dying is real. I quit after 800+ flights (including motored, and yes it is incredible) after the 5th death of someone I'd either been close to or at least on adventures with. Not to mention a

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